St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-07
FOR COUNTY ROADS.
Appropriations Ordered by the
CommisSioners-R Work.

appropriations Ordered by the
Commissioned Work.
The county commissioners held a
special meeting yesterday morning, at
which the remOnStrance of the county
superintendent of schools against the
reduction of his salary was referred to
the committee on claims. The report
of the register of deeds showed total
receipts, S4,S69.15; disbursements,
Sl,S99.09; balance, 81, 970.06. The regis
ter renewed his request for more room
for his clerks, and the matter was re-
ferred to the committee on public
buildings. The contract for the burial
of paupers was let,to Mccarthy & Don
nelly at s7.45 per body. Sheriff Rich
ter's bill of sos for the attendance of
himself and two bailiffs upon jury trials
was not allowed. Reuben CleWitt'S bill
of $50 as turnkey for April was allowed,
as was the Sheriff'S bill of S26 for board
ing county prisoners. A communica-
ton from Coroner Quinn recommend
ing DR.. E. f. Horst, DR.. George
L. Guernsey and DR.. James B.
Lewis for deputy coroners was
accepted and placed on file.
Resolutions were adopted requesting
the court house commissioners to com
pei the contractors to live up to their
contracts and finish the new court house
as soon as possible, to relieve the
crowded condition of the county offices;
suggesting that a committee of three be
appointed to confer with a committee
from Hennepin- county, to ascertain
when they will be ready to build the
Marshall avenue bridge, the committee
appointed consisting of Commissioners
kerwin, Hoyt and Daily. Judge Will
kin's communication asking that jury
rooms be found adjacent to the court
Sooms was referred to the committee on
public buildings. The matter that will
MOST INTEREST THE PEOPLE
of the country districts was the report
of the committee on roads and bridges.
The appropriations for the improve
mentS of the various roads for the year
1887 are as follows:
Smelling avenue in Rose township 500;
Smelling avenue in Mounds View township
5000; Mississippi avenue in Rose sections i
and II, 500; White Bear New Canada and
yrosby roads in Rose, 5000; sections IL and
II west of Rice, 5000: White Bear, New
Canada road, section 8, west of Smelling
$3.50; sections g. 80 and %, New Canada
$500; White Bear and Mounds View, section
33, Mounds View, $500; Kettle River road
section in Rose, $3.50; Kettle River road
sections 80, %, 20, Mounds View, $50; Ket-
tie River road, section 10 in Rose, $3.50; Dale
street, $500; Bass Lake swamp, section l,
Rose, $3.50; sections So and DC, Mounds
View, $50: Rice street, between Canada
and Rose, $3.50; Rice street, between White
Bear and Mounds View, $3.50; Column
bus road in sections Is and IA. $3.50;
sections and Il, New Canada, 5000; sec
tons 80 and %, White Bear, 5000; sections
q, ., and l7y New Canada, $50; Bald
Eagle, White Bear and st. Paul, sections 3,
4, 9, 16, II, 20, New Canada, $3.50; Bald
Eagle, White Bear and st: Paul, sections 80,
90 and %, White Bear, $3.50; Marsden d Ry-
ans section %, Mounds View, 800; St Paul,
Lake. Phalen and White Bear, sections %
10, II and 2, New Canada, $500: same, sec
s-25, 26 and %, White Bear, $500;
saltwater, sections %, 26 and %, New
Canada, 5000; new road, sections 81 and 81,
Mounds View, 5000; Hudson road, sections
81, 35 and SO, Mclean, $500; Alton No. /.
sections l, and 8, Mclean, $50; Alton No
2, sections IL and -, Mclean, $50; River
road, sections IL. B. Il and 23; 500; road
To new poor farm, $500; Long Lake
and st. Paul, Mounds View, $50:
Long Lake and st. Paul. sections SO and 20
$50; Barlow, new road, sections 2l, %, %
Mounds View, $500; Bald Eagle and White
Bear, sections IL and IA, $50; Valentine
Lake, section 2l, Mounds View, 5000;
Centerville, sections 16 and 81, White Bear
lake, $500; Round Lake and Mounds View
5000; town house hills. Mounds View,
500: county line from saltwater to White
Bear, $500; county line, from Saltwater to
Hudson road, $500; Rice Creek, sections 8
and 3, Mound View, 500; 'Kohlmann
road, $500; total appropriation, So 800.
The report was adopted by the board.